La Trampa Competitive Escape Room in Murcia

Stands out for

  • • Two twin rooms to compete in parallel
  • • Same puzzles and same time for both teams
  • • Groups of 8 to 32 people split into teams
  • • Toy theme park staging
  • • 60 minutes of moderate difficulty with no physical demands
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Description

In a regular escape room you race the clock. Here you also race the team next door. In the city of Murcia there are two twin rooms, identical in space, puzzles and time, and both groups go in at once. Sixty minutes for both. Whoever gets out first wins.

The room is staged as a toy theme park: colour, light and a set you enjoy from the first minute. Difficulty is moderate, more about observing and connecting the dots than prior knowledge, and it asks for no physical fitness. Knowing your rivals are moving at the same pace changes how you play: you have to split the work and decide fast.

The competitive format is built for groups of 8 to 32 people split into teams. It works especially well for birthdays, stag and hen parties, get-togethers and company days, where the rivalry is the whole point. Minimum age is 14.

It is played in the city of Murcia, a short walk from the old town, in a venue with both rooms set up to run in parallel.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Indoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 14+

Not suitable for kids Booking required

Practical Guide

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MurciaMunicipioMurciaProvincia
Expert Recommendations

Book ahead if you are a large group: there are only two twin rooms and weekend slots fill up early. Arrive with time to spare for the briefing and wear comfortable clothes. If you are more than 32 people or need several back-to-back slots, it is worth raising it when you book so the times can be arranged.

Physical Requirements

low physical activity, mainly mental

About the Area

The city of Murcia holds much of the region's leisure offering and is easy to cover on foot: the cathedral, the Real Casino and the tapas streets are all close by. This is an indoor plan, so it works just as well in high summer, when the heat rules out being outdoors, as in winter or on a rainy day.

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Head-to-head escape room in twin rooms, 1 hr

Two teams, two identical rooms and the same clock: whoever gets out first wins.

4.9
Duration 1 h
Min. 8
Max. 32
Age 14+
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Duration: 60 minutes of play
Description

**The game** Two twin rooms, identical in space, puzzles and time. Both teams go in at once and play in parallel: the first one out wins. Sixty minutes on the clock, no advantage for anyone. **The setting** The room recreates a toy theme park, with bright staging full of nods and details. Difficulty is moderate: you need to observe, connect the dots and split the work, but no physical fitness is required. **Groups** The competitive format is built for groups: it takes 8 to 32 people split into teams. It is the usual pick for birthdays, stag and hen parties, get-togethers and company days. Minimum age is 14.

Included Services
  • 60-minute game in head-to-head mode
  • Two twin rooms for the two teams
Not included
  • Food and drink
  • Transport to the venue
Group size: 8–32
Age: 14+
Languages:
🇪🇸 Español
Meeting point: Calle de la Seda, 4 (bajo), 30009 Murcia.
From €15

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The competitive format takes 8 to 32 people split into teams playing in the two twin rooms. Seven players can also play, at a slightly higher rate.
From 8 players it is €15 per person. With 7 players, €17 per person. The price is per person, not per room.
14 years old.
That is exactly its most common use. Competing in teams means everyone plays at once, with no need to split the group into several slots as a conventional room would require.
No. Difficulty is moderate and the puzzles are about observing and connecting clues, not prior knowledge.